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What Are The Most Common Tax Deductions? | Tax Relief Center

July 18, 2018 By Michael Taggart Leave a Comment

Featured | Man filling US tax form | What Are The Most Common Tax Deductions? | Tax Relief Center | tax deduction

Tax deductions reduce the amount you have to pay the IRS. They come in two forms: standard and itemized deductions. The former offers a flat exemption that doesn't rely on the amount of money you spend. The latter allows you to list down all your expenses and potentially get a significantly higher total deduction. To learn more about the most common tax deductions, check out …Continue Reading

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Are Closing Costs Tax Deductible? 4 Deductions When Buying A Home

May 21, 2018 By Michael Taggart Leave a Comment

FEATURE | Are Closing Costs Tax Deductible? 5 Deductions When Buying A Home | property taxes

Most first-time home buyers would usually ask the following questions: "Are closing costs tax deductible?" or "What deductions can I claim when purchasing a home?" If you are one of those people buying a home for the first time, then property taxes may seem overwhelming and confusing to you. Read on to learn more about tax breaks when buying a home.  Are Closing Costs …Continue Reading

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Mortgage Interest Tax Deduction

May 9, 2018 By Michael Taggart Leave a Comment

Feature | Mortgage Interest Tax Deduction | mortgage interest deduction

The mortgage interest tax deduction is important for anyone who owns a home. If you have a mortgage, you may qualify. Many, though, are not able to maximize it. Learn how to claim it with mortgage interest deduction explained. Mortgage Interest Deduction | Learn the ABCs  What Is a Mortgage Interest Deduction? How Does Mortgage Interest Tax Deduction Work? …Continue Reading

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What Medical Expenses Are Tax Deductible? 10 Items To Deduct

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What Medical Expenses Are Tax Deductible? 10 Items To Deduct

What medical expenses are tax deductible? There are many ways to save on taxes. An efficient way is listing your medical expenses, expenses exceeding 10% of your adjusted gross income (AGI), are deductible. Find out more about what the IRS considers tax-deductible medical expenses! What Medical Expenses Are Tax Deductible? 10 Deductions to Save You Money 1. Payments to …Continue Reading

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Taxes Taken Out Of Paycheck: Everything You Need To Know | Internal Revenue Service

April 24, 2018 By Michael Taggart Leave a Comment

Feature | Taxes Taken Out Of Paycheck: Everything You Need To Know | Internal Revenue Service | what is the percentage of federal taxes taken out of a paycheck

Receiving your first ever payslip is exciting, but seeing taxes taken out of paycheck can ruin this for you. Generally, these tax deductions cause dissatisfaction among employees. However, some of these deductions actually give you enticing benefits. Learn what is the percentage of federal taxes taken out of a paycheck and more in this article. Understanding Taxes Taken Out of …Continue Reading

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